dave76
CMI, that is simply amazing. I will follow your expanded studio collection project from now on. Are you gonna do all the albums?
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cmi
^ Thanks. I hope so, it's a long way to go...
rocknrolllover
[QUOTE] [b]cmi wrote:[/b]
Stay tuned...[/QUOTE]
Where I can download "QUEEN EXPANDED STUDIO COLLECTION"
It would be nice if you can give a link. Thank you
Stay tuned...[/QUOTE]
Where I can download "QUEEN EXPANDED STUDIO COLLECTION"
It would be nice if you can give a link. Thank you
dave76
Check the txt files. It's all in there.
rocknrolllover
[QUOTE] [b]dave76 wrote:[/b]
Check the txt files. It's all in there.[/QUOTE]
Thanks. Already done
Check the txt files. It's all in there.[/QUOTE]
Thanks. Already done
sithmaster34
Must admit i was a bit too over the top with my tracklisting for my boxset idea, but being a fan of Queen for nearly 30 years it can't be helped!
dave76 and CMI loving your ideas too :-)
dave76 and CMI loving your ideas too :-)
Killer_queenIII
Can't blame you, man. It's better than what QPL puts out. If you wanna have another go at making another tracklisting, might I recommend you look up the upcomig Pink Floyd The Early Years: 1965-1972 box set as inspiration. This is a textbook guide as to how to make a box set, that and The Who's My Generation Super Deluxe Edition.
*goodco*
qzone glitch
*goodco*
[QUOTE] [b]sithmaster34 wrote:[/b]
When i look on the excellent website superdeluxeedition.com, there are always announcements about exciting box sets from other artists. When compared to them sadly Queen are lacking so behind.
They used to be so pioneering in the past, but they seem to be so out of touch with what people want these days.
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These days? More like the past quarter century.
From the HR 'remasters' and putrid remix add ons, 'The Freddie Mercury Album' and TGP, 'Rocks', Greatest sH*ts III (good concept, very poor implementation), 'Deep Cuts', the 2011 2CD reissues with so much empty space on each release (a complete set list for a 'Live Killers' release would have been nice), the recent Freddie 45 vinyls set, the QC issues with Roger's box set, 'Forever', and now this.
Kudos for Wembley, Milton Keynes (though I miss the original beginning and the 'bloody record' line) and Rainbow, Also for Montreal and Hammersmith (other than the artwork), though I already had copies.
And now, which should have been a slam dunk after the overlong wait for the BBC is incomplete. As is the Golders Green concert. A nice 3CD package with the complete concert for $20 would have been a smart and wise thing to do. And either find someone has some artistic talent, or just use the original Beeb or BBC covers
As to AKOM, I made up a much smaller anthology a couple of years back, with a rearranged studio tracklist, plus two discs of extended and alternate versions, demos, and some of the orchestral songs from 'Highlander'. So I understand all the bits you added (and kudos to cmi for the really good sleeves).
When i look on the excellent website superdeluxeedition.com, there are always announcements about exciting box sets from other artists. When compared to them sadly Queen are lacking so behind.
They used to be so pioneering in the past, but they seem to be so out of touch with what people want these days.
[/QUOTE]
These days? More like the past quarter century.
From the HR 'remasters' and putrid remix add ons, 'The Freddie Mercury Album' and TGP, 'Rocks', Greatest sH*ts III (good concept, very poor implementation), 'Deep Cuts', the 2011 2CD reissues with so much empty space on each release (a complete set list for a 'Live Killers' release would have been nice), the recent Freddie 45 vinyls set, the QC issues with Roger's box set, 'Forever', and now this.
Kudos for Wembley, Milton Keynes (though I miss the original beginning and the 'bloody record' line) and Rainbow, Also for Montreal and Hammersmith (other than the artwork), though I already had copies.
And now, which should have been a slam dunk after the overlong wait for the BBC is incomplete. As is the Golders Green concert. A nice 3CD package with the complete concert for $20 would have been a smart and wise thing to do. And either find someone has some artistic talent, or just use the original Beeb or BBC covers
As to AKOM, I made up a much smaller anthology a couple of years back, with a rearranged studio tracklist, plus two discs of extended and alternate versions, demos, and some of the orchestral songs from 'Highlander'. So I understand all the bits you added (and kudos to cmi for the really good sleeves).